Waikato News - Local, latest and breaking news from the Waikato region - NZ Herald (2024)

Iron Shin Thai Boxing event was held at Te Puke War Memorial Hall on March 26.

Beachy bombardment no joke for Te Pahū residents.

Waikato / Bay of Plenty team Splice Construction Magic has been there from the start.

Raglan community board member gets warning from judge after drink-driving charge.

Plans are well underway for Anzac day services around the district.

Ōhaupō local has been fundraising for various charities for half a century.

Pacific Island community trust K'aute Pasifika hosted a site visit for selected invitees.

Peter Cook demonstrated his mental and physical capacity with a mighty paddleboard trip.

Kāinga Ora is warning completion date for Hamilton housing complex may move again.

Ōpārau Roadhouse General Store is in good hands.

Van Gogh Alive inspires Te Awamutu artists at Encrich+ to generate pieces of their own.

About 500 people gathered for illegal street racing.

Journey to spawning grounds now safer for native fish.

From small Waikato town Te Awamutu to New Zealand's capital among All Blacks.

The 18-year-old man made a brief appearance in the Hamilton District Court.

Council suggests hiring your own professional planning consultant for a complex proposal

Michael Barugh Way's driving killed one woman and injured another person.

Many people giving a short burst of time and energy can achieve so much

Challenge is to transform iconic agricultural product into inspiring art.

CCTV shows the people running into the store and grabbing everything they possibly can.

One Covid-19 modeller is hopeful Omicron hospitalisations have peaked.

He was on a dream fishing trip when tragedy struck.

Impact Hub Waikato is hosting an event to develop solutions to local climate challenges.

Hamilton City Council approved a 50% reduction to fees for food safety verifications.

On any other occasion, Enchanter would have survived the night.

Two regions were in positive territory but the data shows economic damage elsewhere.

New upgrades to the local skatepark are on the way for skateboarders

Regional council seeks feedback on public transport rating changes.

Alan McQuade had a traumatic childhood, which led him down a destructive path.

The campaign continues to encourage support for local activities, and attractions.